St. Louis celebrates 25 years of return of Latin Mass

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Lisa A. Johnston
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Twenty-five years ago, an ancient Catholic tradition returned to St. Louis. The traditional Latin Mass, brought back to St. Louis in 1985, started with a modest beginning -- celebrated on the first Saturday of each month at St. Agatha Church. Today, the traditional Latin Mass is celebrated at several sites. Two oratories, St. Francis de Sales and Sts. Gregory and Augustine, have been erected specifically as homes for the traditional Latin Mass.

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